You Love Your Broken Heart
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G Am D Am D G
G Am D
I'd like to think the time has come for ancient wounds to heal
Am D G
To shake off all the ghosts that still remain
G
I'd like to think the time has come
Am D
To get to something real
Am D G
But you love your broken heart too much to change
Am D
You love your broken heart
Am D G
You love your broken heart too much to change
G Am D
I'd like to think the time is right for you and me to deal
Am D G
For you and me to take that leap of faith
G Am D
I'd like to think you finally found another way to feel
Am D G
But you love your broken heart too much to change
Am D
You love your broken heart
Am D G
You love your broken heart too much to change
SOLO
Bm Em Am D
What a way to be happy in your misery
Am D
And now misery wants company
G
I'd like to say we took a chance
Am D
And tears won't stain your face
Am D G
And the water us falling is no more than the rain
G
I'd like to say we took a chance
Am D Am D
G
But that'll be the day Because you love your broken heart too much to
change
Am D
You love your broken heart
Am D G
You love your broken heart too much to change
>From Greg Trooper "Straight Down Rain"
Eminent Records 2001
Song Of Welk(BMI)/Home And Away Music(BMI)
Kenneth Blevins drums
Steve Hindalong percussion
Dave Jaques bass
Phil Madeira guitar/background vocals
Greg Trooper vocals/acoustic guitar
How to play You Love Your Broken Heart
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.